Google Privacy Policy Update
Google last night announced changes to its policy about the management of personal data of users and the conditions of use, which shall go live on the 1st of March. The main novelty is the joining of more than 60 different documents about the protection of privacy, into a single document. At the same time this also means a unified treatment of users within all services, in other words, merged and unified storing of user data collected on all Google services.

The Pirate Bay set to kill torrent files
The Pirate Bay became popular between Web surfers, especially because of its derisory attitude towards the Swedish anti-piracy organizations, executive and judicial powers, which have desperately tried to shut it down for years.

Music industry sues Ireland for piracy
For long has been known, that anti-piracy organizations worldwide prosecutes due to the transfer of illegal content, mostly weak. Because they do not earn enough money with this, they have taken also countries for hostages. This time Ireland is on the coup, because Irish Internet access providers haven't censored internet access to web portals, that offer links to pirated content.

Android Market catching up on App Store
Latest data from company Distimo shows, that Android Market currently offers 400,000 applications. This is still slightly less, than Apple's App Store, which offers 500,000 applications.

Ice cream sandwich for Samsung Galaxy S2 is available!
Good news for all who use the smart phone Galaxy S2. Samsung's engineers fulfilled recently given promise for today's most popular mobile phone and prepared an upgrade of the Android mobile operating system 4.0 or Ice Cream Sandwich.

Firefox will get 700 million from Google
A few days ago, company Mozilla extended cooperation with the U.S. web giant Google, for another three years. Extension of the partnership, will for the creators of Firefox result in additional earnings of 230 million euros annualy.

Google's patent for autonomous vehicle
Google got approved the patent for technology, that enables management of the autonomous driving cars. The patent is described in details in the manner, by which the vehicle can be controlled by human drivers or the system of automatic management.

Microsoft plans to automatically update everyone to latest IE
Microsoft announced today, that they will start to automatically upgrade all users of Windows, to the latest version of Internet explorer, starting next year.

Camera that captures trillion frames per second
The camera, which was developed in Massachusetts Institute of Technology, is able to monitor the movement of photons, with trillion frames per second. It allows researchers to explore in detail how the light is diffused around the specific object. It also enables the production of three-dimensional images of objects in a similar way as ultrasound, detection of various errors in the manufacturing and adding different light to photographies, after they have already been taken.

Facebook timeline
Facebook announced on their blog, that from now on Timeline is available to users in New Zealand and in the next few days, to all the users worldwide. Facebook announced Timeline in September, while promising that the new service will be available in the same month. Well, obviously something went wrong.